Powerpins too sharp for Pinheads in a close competition

EVEN though In It To Win It sit at the top of the Pioneer League competition table they have some stiff competition.

In It To Win it last week had a win over the Deadly Assassins, but the Thunderbirds are on their tail with a win over Bitches.

Nutters are also hot on Win It’s heels with a win over Niners.

Spicks and Specks remain in fourth place in what is an extremely close competition.

Round 21 saw Nutters defeat Niners 12-8.

For Nutters Colin Riley took out the star bowler of the round award bowling 54 pins over average in his games of 108, 168 and 109 for a 385 series.

Isaac Riley had games of 156, 177 and 156 for a 489 series.

Jody Jenner had games of 107, 137 and 124 for a 368 series, while Chloe Jenner had games of 118, 95 and 104 for a 317 series.

For the Niners Ron Timbs had games of 187, 175 and 155 for a 517 series.

Glenn Pollard had games of 174, 147 and 147 for a 468 series.

Bob Doyle had games of 96, 143 and 137 for a 376 series, while Leiland Friend took out the wooden spooner o9f the round award bowling 46 pins under average where he had games all under average with a 147, 157 and 111 for a 415 series.

The screaming Banshees defeated Nohopenhells 11-9.

For the Screaming Banshees Debra Pypers took out the star bowler of the round award for bowling 81 piins over average in her games of 147, 146 and 234 for a 527 series.

Joanne Boler had games of 112, 136 and 105 for a 353 series.

Robyn Quigley had games of 91, 125 and 101 for a 317 series, while Siretta Dawson took out the wooden spooner of the round award, bowling 46 pins under average in her games of 98, 153 and 174 for a 425 series.

Foe Nohopenhells Brett Sanson had games of 117, 148 and 98 for a 363 series.

CraigRobinson had games of 132, 87 and 115 for a 334 series.

Matt Whitehurst had games of 91, 101 and 131 for a 323 series, while Steve Edmonds’ absent score gained them one point.

In It To Win It defeated Deadly Assassins 11.5/8.5.

For In It To Win It Adam, Richardson had an all-over average games of 88, 99 and 99 for a 286 series.

Glenn Corbett had games of 170, 161 and 170 for a 501 series.

Cameron Arnold had games of 143, 123 and 167 for a 433 series, while Lyn Carter had games of 85, 113 and 113 for a 311 series.

For the Deadly Assassins, Hal Johnston had games of 153, 130 and 138 for a 421 series.

Peter Speller had games of 126, 128 and 146 for a 400 series.

Cara Cooper had games of 114, 141 and 97 for a 352 series, while Chris Purches had games of 92, 110 and 98 for a 300 series.

Powerpins 10 1/2 points defeated The Pin Heads 9 1/2 points.

For Powerpins, Adam Royston had games of 172, 154, 126 for a 452 series, Glenn Cleary had games of 129, 134, 145 for 408, Matthew Tranter had games of 94, 86, 117 for 297, while Grant Wellard’s absent score gained them one point.

For the Pin Heads, Terrie Walsh had games of 117, 126, 153 for a 396 series, Shantelle Flynn had games of 118, 139, 128 for 385, David Hart had games of 89, 95, 87 for 271, while the vacant score never gained them any points.

MACK d Spicks and Specks 11-9.

For MACK, Margret Gardiner had all over average games of 123, 119, 113 for a 355 series, Robin Quintrell had games of 201, 164, 147 for 512, Cheyne Pons had games of 116, 160, 132 for 408, while Ashleigh Miller had games of 135, 83, 96 for 314.

For Spicks and Specks, Neil Hawes had all over average games of 153, 151, 127 for a 431 series, Les Robinson had games of 206, 169, 164 for 539, Val Dinnie had games of 145, 98, 167 for 410, while Trevor Boyd’s absent score didn’t gain them any points.

Thunderbirds 14 1/2 points defeated Bitches 5 1/2 points.

For Thunderbirds, Carl Henderson had games of 130, 129, 155 for a 414 series, Sue Collins had games of 156, 127, 119 for 402, Les Collins had games of 112, 119, 116 for 347, while Kathleen Morgan had all under average games of 118, 90, 102 for 310.

For Bitches, Ingrid Sach had games of 155, 101, 119 for a 375 series, Ann McCudden had games of 131, 102, 92 for 325, Julie Nicholls had all under average games of 123, 123, 133 for 379, while Debbie Pickering’s absent score didn’t gain them any points.

The 200 plus games awards were by The Screaming Banshees’ Debra Pypers with a great game of 234, Spicks and Specks’ Les Robinson had a nice game of 206 and MACK’s Robin Quintrell had a nice game of 201.

Well, before I sign off bowlers and readers, I’d like to mention to Betty Burns or Toni Vandenberg that your mate that plays for the Pin Heads’ team, Terrie Walsh, wants you to join their team and I also welcome you back.

Officials are also looking for more teams of four players, so if you are bored on a Monday night why not take up tenpin bowling?

You don’t need to be a good bowler to play as it is based on handicap and the cost is $21 for three games plus there is money to be won on the first game.

There are also five meat raffles every week and great music to listen to while you are bowling.

Interested persons just come along at 5.45pm to Shoalhaven City Lanes, Narang Road, Bomaderry.

Well, that’s all for this week, so until next time good luck and high scoring.